Pot Noodle Courts UGC for … Pots … of … Noodles.

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AKQA London has launched a weird little YouTube campaign for Pot Noodle in the UK.

We like the campaign mainly because, in exchange for user-generated fare, they’ve opted not to dole out the usual $10K. Instead, winners get a FREE CASE OF POT NOODLE!!!, which is probably exactly what they’re worth.

Oh yeah, you can also win a PS3.

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